Sentence examples for as a possible causal from inspiring English sources
But now, with the massacre of 16 Afghan civilians, alcohol has been suggested as a possible causal factor in the killings, along with other stressors.
He did not back some of her other conclusions, such as a possible causal link between official information and the eventual losses that workers have incurred.
These results were interpreted in the light of the RT data as a possible causal explanation for the shorter RTs recorded in the semantic association task for proper than common nouns pairs.
The socioeconomic status of smoking mothers [6], [7], deficient maternal diet [8], chronic hypoxia caused by carbon monoxide [9], impaired placental size and function, and decreased blood flow of placenta caused by nicotine [10] have all been reported as a possible causal factors responsible for reduction in height of newborns.
Acetaminophen has been implicated as a possible causal agent in the development of cancer of the renal pelvis.
22 However, occupational asbestos exposure has also been reported as a possible causal factor for oral cancer types, 23 25 and for pharyngeal cancer.
An alteration in the testosterone:estrogen ratio in the aging rat was also suggested as having a possible causal connection to hyperplasia.
Following our interest in weighing the potential value of theories that focus on women's work on the one hand, and secularization (SDT theory) on the other, we pay particular attention to two variables: (1) whether the woman is in the work force, which is lagged by one year so as to capture a possible causal effect; and (2) whether the woman was married in church or in a civil marriage.
A signal is defined by the WHO as "Reported information on a possible causal relationship between an adverse event and a drug, the relationship being unknown or incompletely documented" [ 8].
These findings are interesting as they give insights into a possible causal pathway.
Validation of a specific mRNA as a target of a specific microRNA provides evidence of a possible causal relationship but does not validate causality.
